Chemistry
Discover a curated list of renowned celebrities who have made significant contributions to the field of Chemistry. From Nobel laureates to pioneering researchers, explore their fascinating journeys and the impact they have had on scientific advancements.
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Emile Shankurtua
FranceFrench geologist and chemist.
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Otto Meyerhof
GermanyGerman biochemist
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Alice Hamilton
USAAmerican scientist, specialist in toxicology and occupational hygiene.
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Edmund Davy
Great BritainEnglish chemist
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Anry Le Chatelier
FranceFrench physicist and chemist.
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Friedrich Wohler
GermanyFamous German chemist
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Henry Bent
USAChemist
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Geoffrey Wilkinson
Great BritainChemist, Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 1973 (together with E. Fisher).
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Richard Fred Heck
USAAmerican chemist
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Henry Cavendish
Great BritainEnglish physicist and chemist who discovered hydrogen
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Karl Ziegler
GermanyNobel Prize in Chemistry 1963 (together with D. Natta).
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Karl Bosh
GermanyChemist
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Alfred Werner
SwitzerlandSwiss chemist, Nobel Prize winner in chemistry (1913).
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Emil Erlenmeyer
GermanyGerman scientist, organic chemist, synthesized isobutyric acid
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Fedor Kaputskiy
BelarusBelarusian chemist
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Antoine de Furkrua
FranceFrench chemist and politician
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Ernst Otto Fisher
GermanyGerman chemist, winner of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1973
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Venkatraman Ramakrishnan
Great BritainBritish biochemist
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Viktor Grignard
FranceChemist
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Harry Coover
USAAmerican chemist, inventor of Superglue
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Siro Akobori
JapanJapanese organic chemist and biochemist
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Yanush Leon Vishnevskiy
PolandDoctor of Chemical Sciences, writer
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James Crafts
USAAmerican chemist.
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Iogann Faust
GermanyDoctor, warlock, who lived in the first half of the 16th century. in Germany.
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Jack Baldwin
Great BritainEnglish chemist
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Friedrich Bergius
GermanyChemist
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Antuan Lavoisier
FranceFrench chemist
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Justus Liebig
GermanyGerman chemist
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Mary Engle Pennington
USAAmerican bacteriological chemist and refrigeration engineer
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Frederick Soddy
Great BritainEnglish radiochemist, Nobel Prize laureate
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Hennig Brandt
GermanyLegendary German alchemist
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Tadeusz Reichstein
PolandSwiss chemist, winner of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1950
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Svante Arrhenius
SwedenChemist
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Christian Shenbeyn
GermanyGerman chemist.
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William Giauque
USAChemist
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Max Ferdinand Perutz
Great BritainChemist, Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 1962 (shared with D. Kendrew)
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Valeriy Legasov
Soviet inorganic chemist
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Richard F. W. Bader
CanadaCanadian quantum chemist
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Cyril Egeacintov
USAAmerican chemist, chairman of the Russian Assembly of Nobility in the USA.
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Johann Dobereiner
GermanyGerman chemist
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Jacobus Vant-Hoff
NetherlandsDutch chemist, Nobel Prize winner in chemistry (1901)
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Marcellin Berthelot
FranceFrench chemist and public figure
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Kristian Anfinsen
USAAmerican biochemist
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Melvin Calvin
USAAmerican biochemist
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Richard Smalley
USAChemist, Nobel laureate in 1996
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Robert Bruce Merrifield
USANobel Prize in Chemistry 1984.
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Robert Vudvord
USAAmerican biochemist, Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 1965
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Friedrich Ludwig Knapp
GermanyGerman chemical technologist.
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Otto Heinrich Warburg
GermanyGerman biochemist and physiologist
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Josiah Willard Gibbs
USAAmerican theoretical physicist one of the creators of thermodynamics and statistical mechanics
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